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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T16:39:55+00:00 2026-05-15T16:39:55+00:00

I have the following tables. Customer_table Customer_ID | Last name | First Name |

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I have the following tables.

Customer_table
Customer_ID | Last name | First Name | City_ID | Region_ID | Country_ID

Country_table
Country_ID | Country

Region_table
Region_ID | Region | Country_ID

City_table
City_ID | City | Region_ID | Country_ID

I need to find the number of customers city-wise,ie, for all countries, for all regions in the countries, for all cities in the region, i need to get the no. of customers in each city.

For example, I wrote the following SQL to get the no. of customers in each country:

SELECT a.country_id , b.country,count(*) 
FROM Customer_Table a INNER JOIN Country_Table b
ON a.country_id = b.country_id
GROUP BY b.country , b.country_id ;

and to get the no. of customers in each region for a particular country:

SELECT a.region_id , b.region , count(*)
FROM Customers_table a INNER JOIN Region_Table b
ON a.region_id = b.region_id
WHERE a.country_id ='USA' AND b.country_id ='USA'
GROUP BY region_id , country ;

What I need to find is the number of customers city-wise,ie, for all countries, for all regions in the countries, for all cities in the region, i need to get the no. of customers in each city, something like

Country | Region  |       City     | no.of customers
  USA   |   CA    |  San Francisco |    53
  USA   |   CA    |  Los Angeles   |    45
  USA   |   CA    |  Sacramento    |    16
  USA   |   WA    |  Seattle       |    46
  USA   |   WA    |  Olympia       |    9
  UK    | England |  London        |    89
  UK    | England |  Nottingham    |    71
  UK    | Wales   |  Cardiff       |    69
  UK    | Wales   |  Newport       |    23

  ..................and so on for other countries.
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    2026-05-15T16:39:56+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 4:39 pm

    Your tables have redundant info

    since they are linked, each table only needs to reference its direct parent and not all parents in the hierarchy ..

    so customer only needs to reference the city, city only the region, region only the country

    SELECT
        Country_Table.Country,
        Region_Table.Region,
        City_Table.City,
        Count(Customer_Id) AS Customers
    FROM
        Country_Table
        INNER JOIN Region_Table ON Region_Table.Country_Id = Country_Table.Country_Id
        INNER JOIN City_Table ON City_Table.Region_Id = Region_Table.Region_Id
        INNER JOIN Customer_Table ON Customer_Table.City_Id = City_Table.City_Id
    GROUP BY
        Country_Table.Country,
        Region_Table.Region,
        City_Table.City
    
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